I
form,
never
seep
on
the
streets
before
And
will
the
postman
do
stair
climbing,
or
give
a
whistle?
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
B!0
RA.TV-7Y,
'"straiia
has
a
ioh
m
of
,JWn
of
t.
,
railways.
1
w
t-
Friday.
December
14,
1951
ray
.
.
Reflects
and
Reminisces
m:
rfk
at
last
Ottawa
Is
asking
that
anyene
!
thinking
he
or
she
has
U-en
omitted
from
the
census
totals
Immediately
notify
the
bureau
oi
statistics.
In
other
words,
Ottawa
is
taking
for
granted
there
is
an
unholy
lot
of
kicking.
t
I
W
In
independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
Briti.-h
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
"cess
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
0.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor;
H.
G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
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year,
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mail,
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month,
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year,
$8.00.
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Aiberta.
COO
buffalo
have
teen
sh.it
for
the
Christmas
market.
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when
buffalo
w
rc
hunted
from
Irii'seback.
no
one
dreamed
ol
pfiyint;
$1
50
a
pound.
Canadian
sailors
resi'nt
yarns
from
Canada
about
their
ships
not
ttoing
to
si.a
us
much
us
they
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they
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afternoon
except
Sunday
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did
it
feel,
unfoldhiK
your
pvi'i
had
unyvliinu
to
do
with
paper
last
evenint!.
not
to
see
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or,
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with
tlv
same
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.
J
I
'',n
subjeci.
Last
ninht,
there
wasn't
v
fiimle
epistle
not
a
letter.
The
hour
if:
dull,
when
one
misses
the
customary
dash
of
spice.
WHY
LAST
MIUTE?
What
Is
called
a
"last
minute
j
snag''
which
dues
not
tell
you
!
unyUiiiiU,
is
delaying
signing
of
j
the
proposed
tri-partite
iisheries-pact
between
Canada,
United1
States
and
Japan.
The
ten
thou-
i
iaii.lni.uk
l.,r
iir,
,
I
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li
ill
111
II.UII
h
ili,
ut
J1
Dome
ol
l)iMu,y.
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1U
22;
rciu,
Jh-jiIikIi,,,!,
,
ing
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiji.
I,
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,w
",,iut
-u:r
bnill,
it
h.
!,,,
three
li.iii
Ml.iMli.niiii.r,,!;),.
Iliiinr
of
St.
l'.iul'iCjii,,
(;.iil;nli.ill
viimrs
n
tin
ft
tiv.il
ni.iy
111;
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M
u,n
,ir
PENTICTON:
It
is
26
years
since
I
first
stepped
off
for
a
look
at
Kam-loops;
and
14
years
sim
I
began
the
many
visits
to
the
Okanagan,
which
God
must
surely
have
intended
as
the
choicest
"happy
valley."
The
material
progress
which
has
been
made
here
in
that
time
Is
truly
remarkable.
Not
only
are
there
Vast
numbers
of
new
homes
all
made
possible
by
the
I
increased
production.
But
the
towns
and
cities
give
really
striking
evidence
of
progress
in
the
best
sense
of
the
word.
une
folks,
in
their
snir.lhr
cities
like
wisdom,
Juneau,
say
sand
mile
journey,
und
the
giving
Fairbanks
or
Prince
Rupert
need
,
vulmible
Ullle
to
olhtr
matters
not
lear
attack
because
none
ure
has
no
should
busnu-i
nn-an
a
snaij
happening.
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PATRIARCH
HONORED
Cardinal
Agagianian,
Patriarch
of
Cilicia
and
head
of
Armenian
Catholics
throughout
the
world,
is
shown,
left,
receiving
an
honorary
Doctor'of
Laws
degree
at
St.
Kancis
Xavler
University,
Antigonish,
N.S.
Most.
Rev.
R.
Macdonakl
bi.-hop
ol
Antigunish.
presented
the
deg:ee.
Boston
Colloge
also
will
honor
the
Cardinal
next
month.
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fml,
nl.s,
r.iliirs
ami
ml,,,
p.irtv
ol
tin-
4ll-iiiimiii!n
1
Ionic
ui
re
ni
.ilt
lim
(
Jl.lFl
ItillllliilUlM
,
.
,
,
of
sufficient
importance.
Russia
thinks
only
of
Washington,
Lon-!
don
or
New
York.
It's
impossible;
1
to
make
any
Pacific
Coast
town
i
i
feel
of
small
consequence.
Tlvy
iwiii'ri
di'iiike
the
S'.v"-'
m.'ire
thu.i
ever.
I
Mail
dc'.iv.-ry
for
Prince
Rupert
Utile
i.v
heard
about
the
campaign
of
desti
ui'ti:ui
li(-;tinst
rats,
started
a
few
weeks
ago,
other
than
that
It
was
launched
with
u
Ice
lii.g
of
great
detei
niln-ufon.
Doubtless,
in
one
way
or
au'.ithri,
many
rodents
wvre
wined
out,
Vet
it,
si
cms
there
is
sti
I
ro
mi
lor
continued
uction.
C:ilt:nl.l
is
Itic
uml,!',
,
.-Mil
il
111
IIIIIllu.tTolliliMwu.
ti.il
lllitili
Mi
nu
t
ij.
l1t,1;
,nti.
i;ultli.iliy
oi
(..iii.hIj,
I
x
Alciij,
Pail,
in
1952'.'
Another
new
unl-
Washington
Clean-up
HERE
in
the
interior
of
B.C.
are
I
new
hotels
which
are
as
fine
as
any
you
will
find
in
the
world.
They
are
well
designed,
well
!
runand,
I
am
proud
to
say,
!
typically
Canadian.
By
that
I
j
mean
that
they
have
developed
about
their
presidential
possi-j
bilitie.s
at
year's
end,
the
He-publicans
are
more
so.
Seven
months
aay
from
his
party's
nominating
convention.
Senator
Robert
A.
Taft
of
Ohio
now
looks
like
the
leading
candidate
in
the
number
of
prospective
delegates
lined
up
with
him.
The
shadow
on
that
Taft
candidacy,
however,
is
that
of
Clen.
spite
their
claimi,
the
potentiar
Eisenhower
candidacy
still
i.-,
ilvidowy
lor
his
rooters.
i
They
are
"sure"
Eisenhower
Is'
a
Republican.
They
are
"sure"
he
will
seek
the
nomination.
Hut
their
a.--'iui
aiices
await
public;
Corruption
Charges
To
Overshadow
Other
Issues
After
The
Election
TO
THK
WINNKIiS
after
yesterday's
election
we
I
extend
congratulations.
They
join
those
who
had
been
already
elected
by
acclamation
to
carry
on
the
serious
affairs
of
the
city.
The
honor
of
being
accorded
the
confidence
of
the
people
of
the
city
has
been
conferred.
Now
it
is
to
assume
the
responsibilities,
fulfil
the
duty
of
justifying
the
confidence
md
carry
out
the
promises
and
assurances
given.
These,
as
we
pointed
out
so
often,
are
important
lays
in
the
task
of
developing
the
city
to
keep
pace
ith
the
great
industrial
and
commercial
expansion
5f
the
area
radiating
for
hundreds
of
miles
around.
There
are
many
large
problems
which
will
require
sagacity,
initiative
and
courage
to
handle.
There
are
indications
too
that
the
public
is
commencing
to
watch
its
civic
administration
more
critically
and
with
greater
interest
than
might
have
been
the
case
in
some
recent
years.
We
congratulate
the
mayor-elect.
Mis
will
be
the
responsibility
of
leading
ami
spurring
his
council.
Appreciation
is
due
also
the
losers
who
offered
their
services
even
if
some
of
them
might
have
been
better
advised
had
they
sought
aldermanie
honors
instead
of
the
mayoralty
so
the
city
might
not
have
lost-
their
services.
The
electors
have
dealt
with
the
referenda
and
the
bylaws
and
it
is
for
the
new
council
to
govern
itself
accordingly.
There
should
be
little
difficulty
in
expediting
the
fulfilment
of
the
telephone,
water
and
cemetery
projects.
The
council
will
be
expected
to
see
that,
now
they
have
the
authority,
there
is
no
stalling
about
getting
the
jobs
done
as
soon
as
such
further
formalities
as
may
be
necessary
are
accomplished.
The
referendum
on
the
power
question
was
anything
but
decisive
and
does
not
give
much
of
a
guide
to.
council.
With
the
present,
agreement
with
the
Northern
R.
C.
Tower
Co.
expiring
a
little
over
two
irr-tQve
iVmvo
u
nn
timr
in
Iaci
in
runlrmA.
4-Vw.
a
type
of
hotel
which
is
based
on
the
actual
needs
of
the
re-;
LOOK!
NEW
for
Xmas
at
McRAE
BROS.
Dwight
D.
Eisenhower.
And
cie-
confirmation
from
the
general.
'
gion
it
serves.
The
equipment
i
j
WASHINGTON
APi
-
Many
as
modern
as
tht
-best
they
made
i
pulilicluaj
are
givlng
the
Tru.
.in
U.S.A.
but
the
management.
administration
six
month.
Is
as
'homey'
and
friendly
as
,
house
or
face
a
presi-you
would
find
this
anywhere
n
denlul
c;impais,n
in
whicn
gt)V.
back
in
earlier
days.
country
enlment
corrupUon
charges
will
i
overshadow
all
other
issues.
Br
0n'
'
KCAVtcrcrcs
"7
5
yy
aocK-HADio
WHEN
1
first
started
to
give
lectures
across
Canada
20-odd
years
ago
there
was
hardly
a
city
fn
Canada
that
had
a
de-
-)
i
Christmas
Gifts
for
Men
&
Boys'
With
11
months
left
before
next
Ndvemoer's
election.
Republican
political
strategists
here
believe
that
tax
scandals
may
have
more
io
do
with
deciding
the
issue
than
any
other
factor.
In
Wnlnut
cent
hall
to
speak
in.
A
few
had
vast
auditoriums,
but
hardly
any
had
the
kind
of
halls
that
you
splits
J
f
w
'
need
for
an
ordinary
lecture
nln.j
nr
."nnfprl
On
the
other
hand,
Democrats
ee'
that
a
nl"h
lPvel
01
Now
all
across
Canada
there
are
good
halls
B.C.
is
no
ex-
Perity.
Plus
claimed
popular
sup-
cent
ion
We
are
gettin
reallv
Port
for
the
over-all
objectives
1
good
ones
nearly
everywhere
and
the
ones
in
the
smaller
MKN'S
SI.IPPt.nS-Leather
and
plaid
....
$2.50
to
$5.75
MEN'S
DRESS
SHIRTS
Plain
White,
Windsor
collars,
perfect
fit
$3.75
,
MEN'S
SPOUT
AM)
DKESS
SHIRTS
Nylons
.
.
.
best
quality.
Big
assortment.
Priced
$.1.95
and
$"
0
"
-v
S
of
their
foreign
program,
will
go
a
long
way
toward
keeping
tilt-in
in
power.
I
But
Ihey
admit
privately
that
unless
some
dramatic
step
is
taken
soon
to
counteract
corruption
charges
levelled
agaUi.st
administration
ulficials,
they
will
be
forced
on
the
political
defensive.
Democrats
say
they
can
make
Only
towns
are
better
and
more
plentiful
than
the
ones
in
Vancouver,
for
instance.
THE
RINK
is
the
centre
of
youthful
life
in
most
Cana-
dian
cities
nowadays
in
winter
!
time.
Nearly
all
the
interior
B.C.
i
cities
now
have
fine
rinks.
Some
II
$5750
It's
the
new
St
IS
t
I
-
s
MEN'S
KROADCLOTH
SHIRTS
For
dress.
Plain
shades.
Now
MEN'S
DRESS
Sl'SPEXDI-.RS
-Big
assortment
B5r
to
S.2.90
'1
PCrtr
tm
Penticton's
and
the
corruption
charges
polit.cai-
;
of
them
like
RCA
V1CTC
iy
lneiiet'.ive
rjy
acting
soon
iu
clean
thei-
own
house.
But
iruist
I
Kamloops's
are
really
architec-
(
'
turnl
tietns
Clone
are
the
davs
'
I
when
nn
could
not.
see
the
most
I
of
them
believe
such
anion
mil
.t
arrangements
for
what
is
to
follow.
There
will
be
need
for
competent
and
careful
negotiation
for
this
is
big
and
important
business.
We
must
take
no
chances
in
connection
with
this
vital
utility
on
which
our
whole
economy,
convenience
and
comfort
party
next
.
exciting
bit
of
play
in
the
hockev
be
Uken
we1
bt'lore
tne
mat,
hwansa
unn
wr
hohinrl
ncminating
convenlioii.s
3-SPEED
It's
the
wawnty:.
(nitri-iinmtDi
u
Has
K(
A
Vkm-dtisiu-
2-turnnbit'
MEN'S
HAND
MADE
TIES
Latest
patterns
for
yojnK
and
ok!
S1.S5
ME
VS
SCARVES
Good
assortment
of
patterns
S1.5C
to
S1.95
MEN'S
HATS-
Fur
Felt.
Latest
si
yles
and
shades.
Will
give
i
its
of
wear
Now
Only
S
1.73
BOYS'
SLIPPERS
Plaid.
Priced
to
S2.10
BOYS'
DRESS
AND
SPORT
SHIRTS
l
75
to
$2
95
BOYS'
PANTS
For
holiday
and
school
wear
....
S2.75
to
$6.95
BOYS'
SWEAT
till
IRTS
Fancy
deUn,
long
shevt-s
...
$1.25
BOYS'
I
I
LLOVER
SWEATERS
Long
sleeves,
nice
piittcrrs
$1.45
HOYS'
YVlNDIiREAKERS
Pure
Wool.
All
sizes,
'
as:
one.
I
patttrns
$3.95
to
SI.
73
LADIES'
TWIN'
SET
SUTCASKS
Beautifully
trimmed
$16.75
tour
that
she
may
have
Christmas
cards
made
showing
Canadian
landscapes,
a
London
newspaper
reports.
LOVED
CANADIAN
SCENES
LONDON
(P
Princess
Elizabeth
was
so
delighted
with
Canadian
scenery
during
the
royal
It
wakt
you
to
miisic
lulls
you
n
sleep
at
niht
and
then
hun
off.
Powerful
5-tiihe
radio.
Dependable
teltiliron
clock
v.Uh
luminous
nu-metals
and
hands'Meep
Switch"
and
autotnatic
-
huver
alarm.
In
ivory
plastic.
An
ideal
gift
sea
it
at
McRAE
BROS.
ea-sit-M
of
ali
p
to
upvmt.
P"''
stjndard
bme
rjtliu.
"(fftldr
n
Ttir
i
a
big
fat
pillar
which
blocked
j
Ju'y-
.
.
-the
view.
Nowadays
the
best
n
the
Democratic
side
there
rinks
have
arched
roof
supports
!
have
been
increasing
small
signs
;and
no
posts
or
pillars.
itnat
President
Truman
doesn't
i
Kamloops
has
another
good
1
"tend
to
run
again,
idea
in
its
rink.
You
go
in
on!
Chief
Justice
t'red
Vinson,
a
'
the
ground
level
and
the
seats
;
cro"y
ol
the
President's,
is
look-are
all
below
that
level.
Youd
"P
n
Washington
as
Tru-
!
wali
down
to
your
seats,
and
man's
llkely
0110106
for
lhe
'you
look
down
on
the
ice
from
nomination
if
he
doesn't,
run
those
seats.
himself.
in
other
words
the
whole
But
there
are
some
Democrats
working
part
of
the
rink
is
oe-
outside
the
Truman
camp
who
low
ground
level.
.
!
would
like
to
be
President.
'
Friends
aie
building
up
Senator
tes
Kefauver
oi
Tennessee,
THERE
is
one
feature
about
life
f
1
nead
of
the
'late
c,""e
which
forme;r
sf
in
the
Okanagan
Valley
investigating
committee,
as
a
would
amaze
Europeans.
Most
of
1
Potential
nominee
U
the
govern-,..-,i.t
the
homes
hereabouts
are
sub-
ffiw
,i
,.,
o-imcnt
aren't
infit
svtem.
4ie!
jbf?
m
.f'Me
blonde
at
Ml
hinder
(Oil,
Come
in
and
set
this
sensational
vaue
in
APPRECIATION
To
the
people
of
Prince
Rqoe;t
who
supported
me
nt
the
doIIs
yesterday
may
I
express
my
sincere
thanks.
Their
confidence
is
appreciated
and
it
"will
be
my
constant
endeavour
to
justify
same.
H.
S.
WHALEN
"
Be
Sure
You
I
ARE
m
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Next
To
Royal
Hotel
corruption
corruption
charge
charges
really
showplaces.
But
then
,
silenced.
If
the
Democrats
are
confused
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s,
s.
again
quite
a
few
are
flimsy
shacky
structures.
I
was
checking
with
an
electrical
appliance
I
'
dealer
here
in
the
valley
about
j
those
homes.
He
told
me
that
i
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Lfl
many
of
them
have
appliances
i
inside
them
which
probably
ex-
ceed
the
original
construction
1
cast
of
the
"shacks"
they
-are
in.
!
His
nickname
for
the
Okangan
i
was
"Refrigerator
Valley."
I
I
DROVE
from
Kelowna
to
Pen-ticton
with
a
radio
man
who
I
told
me
the
"plot"
of
a
fine
1
novel
he
has
planned,
but
which
he
just
never
got
time
to
write
i
down.
He
had
it
all
figured
out,
i
CARD
OF
THANKS
I
wish
to
express
appreciation
for
the
confidence
of
the
voters
as
indicated
at
the
Civic
Election
polls
yesterday.
May
they
rest
assured
that
it
will
be
my
earnest
endeavour
to
Justify
their
trust
and
to
deal
with
the
problems
of
the
city
to
the
utmost
of
my
ability.
W.
A.
ARMSTRONG
atcl
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.
far-
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with
complete
descriptions
of
the
various
characters.
They
!
were
excellent.
j
Why
had
he
not
written
It
j
out
as
it
was
all
so
clear
in
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his
mind?
Too
busy.
My
I
gestion
was:
get
a
recording
machine
and
'
take
Uowrj"
parts
of
the
story
on
the
Ung
drives
between
cities
which
are
carl
CHRISTMAS
RECORDS
Hiram
Walker's
of
his
daily
routine.
i
j
AN
OLD
friend,
Colonel
Cross-
i
$3X75
ley
of
Kelowna,
was
telling
me
of
his
adventure
with
two
hitchhikers.
He
picked
them
up
in
the
early
morning,
because
they
looked
so
cold
and
tired.
All
popular
Albums,
Bing
Crosby,
etc.
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case,
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l,xpinston
hiatclrt.
He
gave
them
each
a
quarter
j
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Old
$63.50
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&
Electric
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with
which
to
buy
breakfast.
Later
they
stuck
a
gun
in
his
ribs,
tied
him
up
In
a
shack
and
"borrowed"
ins
car.
But
as
he
had
been
such
a
"good
guy"
they
gave
him
preferred
treatment
by
gagging
him
with
his
clean,
spare
handkerchief
and
putting
a
rug
over
him
to
keep
him
warm.
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MUSICAL
POET
John
Milton,
one
of
the
of
English
poets,
was
an
accomplished
organ
player.
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